In Kyrgyzstan, the best amateur vocalists have been chosen.
The final featured fifteen soloists of varying ages and experience levels. From little Alexandra Sannikova, who decided to delight the audience with her singing once again, to already famous performers in the republic, such as Alexey Zinchenko, a regular participant in poetry competitions and author song festivals. The fate of the performers was to be decided by three people: the competition organizer, Anastasia Bagdasarova, jazz singer Nurgiz Chekilova, and musician Ruslan Khalmurzaev.
The first to perform was the children's group – aged 6 to 15 years. This category consisted only of girls. The young performers were nervous, so each of them had two chances to perform, allowing them to express themselves through various compositions – from children's songs to pieces by Alla Pugacheva and Tina Karol. During the performances of the adult group – aged 16 and older – it became clear that the jury had a tough task. Each finalist performed so well that it was difficult to prefer one over another. All sang at a professional level, and many were even at the level of those who represent Kyrgyzstan internationally. Each performance had its own highlight. For instance, participant and last year's winner in the "Children" category, 16-year-old Yasmin, presented The Pretty Reckless's "Make Me Wanna Die" with despair and intensity reminiscent of Taylor Momsen, while Evgeny performed the romantic composition "Bi-2" "Teach Me to Be Happy," and Aigul presented a song in Kazakh, appearing in ethnic style as if enchanting the audience... After consulting, the experts decided to hold an additional round – a super final.
As a result, the places were distributed as follows. In the "Children" category, the best performers were Alexandra Sannikova and Marina Bashurina, with "silver" going to Ksenia Ivanova, and "bronze" to Tatiana Mikhurina. Among adults, first place went to Alexandra Kotenyatkina, second place was shared by Aigul Dooletbaeva and Aiperi Sarymsakova, and third place went to Leila Yunusova and Yasmin Mukhamedzieva.
